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Long loading times (or not even loading) with jQiery $.ajax on mobile Safari



I'm working on a web app completely made in JS (using jQery) and HTML.





I discovered a problem with $.ajax and / or $.get calls which do not load or take veeery long to load.







$.ajax({

dataType: 'jsonp',

jsonp: 'callBack',

url: 'http://mmsrv.local/character/userb',

success: function(ret)

{

$('.charName').text(ret.data.name);

$('.charLevel').text(ret.data.level);

$('.charExp').text(ret.data.exp);

}

});







This is my code to load jsonp. At first I thought it's a problem with unsupported jsonp. But even the following code does not work







$.get({

url: 'http://localhost/',

success: function(data) {

alert(data);

}

});







The 2nd snippet works perfectly on desktop browser, but not on Mobile Safari. The first one loads well in Desktop browser but goes into a "loading-loop" when visited on Mobile Safari.





Any ideas, why this happens? I saw some others with similiar problems, but it looks like they have other causes.


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